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To: REW who wrote (22887)	4/1/1999 10:40:00 AM
From: Ong Dien	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

Bob, Do you have any more information on this? " To handle order fulfillment of current and future products, the Company uses third-party fulfillment houses and also plans to develop its own fulfillment facility in California." thanks, dien

To: REW who wrote (22887)	4/1/1999 11:12:00 AM
From: slaffe	Respond to of 44908

We are affiliated with Cohesive in a way. The SV office is staffed with their people or, better yet, people that were their's. More to come. No, we are not their customer anymore. Isn't this kind of like a reverse merger for cohesive? I know that it really isn't, but more like a spin off. A spin off of very, very capable top caliber management into tsig.com. Afterall, we got two of their top people to date, a new division for tsig, a office ramping up in silicon valley. More to come? Imho, tsig only has one way to go, and that is up. While we may have short term dips, over the long run tsig is sure to make all those that have either weathered the dips, or bought on the dips, very happy. Unfortunately, I have not yet been able to read the 10k that was released today. In reading the previous posts it seems as though there are no surprises which is good. I hear that the financial instability cya clause is still there which is a disappointment to me. I was so hoping that it would be removed. O'well, I am sure it will only be a matter of time before it is removed. To all those that are reading today's 10k and are thinking of making a investment decision based upon it, remember that the news in this 10k is now three months old. While I'm certainly an advocate of using the docs for making investment decisions, I also believe that one should look at what has transpired between the time period that the doc covers and the present day time. In other words, look at all of the pr's that have been issued since the first of the year. Imho, if one has the foresight to see where the present day developments are taking tsig.com, then I am sure that you will reach the same conclusion as I. Tsig.com, a shining example of a forward progressing company. Steve